KDE/kdelibs/bksys

[David Faure]

SVN commit 470807 by dfaure:

It was taking the unix detect_lowlevel instead of the osx one, because another
module before (compiler.py) had put the unix path first. I think we need to either:
* append platform-specific paths only once and for all in generic.py
  (but then osx needs to always duplicate the unix files... not good;
   I guess symlinks are not really an option, with windows filesystems...), or
* find another syntax to load a .py from a subdir. Is that possible?
CCMAIL: kde-buildsystem at kde.org


 M  +3 -3      lowlevel.py  


--- trunk/KDE/kdelibs/bksys/lowlevel.py #470806:470807
@@ -160,13 +160,13 @@
 		## The platform-dependent checks
 
 		if sys.platform == 'darwin':
-			sys.path.append('bksys'+os.sep+'osx')
+			sys.path.insert(0,'bksys'+os.sep+'osx')
 			from detect_lowlevel import detect
 		elif env['WINDOWS']:
-			sys.path.append('bksys'+os.sep+'win32')
+			sys.path.insert(0,'bksys'+os.sep+'win32')
 			from detect_lowlevel import detect
 		else:
-			sys.path.append('bksys'+os.sep+'unix')
+			sys.path.insert(0,'bksys'+os.sep+'unix')
 			from detect_lowlevel import detect
 		detect(env, dest)
 		dest.close()